Contract, Thursday?
Hi Alex, Could we go through the Northwind contract on Thursday? I've marked up clauses 4 and 7, nothing dramatic. Morning works best for me. Maya
A Mac mail app for Gmail and Microsoft 365. It has lightning-fast search across all your accounts, keeps your mail on your Mac, and works with your Claude.
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A pretend mailbox, so you can have a go.
Pigeon is a beautiful Mac app for humans writing to humans. When you want a hand, it gives Claude the controls.
Quick to read in, quick to reply from, and it finds anything.
↓ The mail appAsk Claude for a reply. The draft opens in Pigeon.
↓ ClaudeNo Pigeon servers. Nothing of yours for us to see.
↓ PrivacyWork and personal, in one inbox.
↓ AccountsFast search, quick replies, the useful bit of every email on its row, and a key for everything.
Type a name, a rough date or what it was about. Results show up as you type, however many years of mail you've got.
53 ms across 254,307 emails, on one Mac. Never deleted an email in your life? Perfect.

Press R and a small reply box opens under the email. Type, press ⇧↩, done. Or press E and send a 👍 in place of another "Thanks!" email.
In Gmail, a 👍 shows up as a reaction, not an email.

A flight, a parcel, a sign-in code, a pull request. Pigeon spots what an email is and puts the part you need at the end of its row, with a button to copy the code, track the parcel or open the link.
Read from the email's own words, on your Mac. About one email in ten gets a card.
Every PDF, document and photo you've opened is kept in one place. Search the words inside, even on a scanned letter, and jump straight to the email it came with.
Most of Pigeon is one letter away, and usually the letter you'd guess. Don't take our word for it: press R.
Hi Alex, Could we go through the Northwind contract on Thursday? I've marked up clauses 4 and 7, nothing dramatic. Morning works best for me. Maya
Other mail apps are building an assistant into the inbox. Pigeon plugs your inbox into the Claude you already use.
It's in Pigeon's settings. That's the whole setup.
"Reply to Maya, Thursday works." Claude reads the thread first, so it knows what Thursday is.
With the right people, the subject and the thread filled in. Change what you like, then press send.
14 toolsreadyfrom:maya "pitch deck"2 emailsPitch deck, second draftdoneHow Alex writesdoneReading something that needs a proper answer? Press C. Claude opens with the email ready to talk about, reads the whole thread, and the reply it writes comes back to Pigeon as a draft.
Halfway through a letter already? Continue in Claude takes your words with it, and the new draft opens beside yours.
Claude's box is filled in, never sent. You press return there, and send here.
Could we go through the Northwind contract on Thursday? I've marked up clauses 4 and 7…
Pigeon picks examples from emails you've actually sent, and Claude turns them into a short guide to how you write. You can read it, argue with it and fix it. Keep a stiffer one for work.
Search your mail, find a person, pick the right account.
Read an email or the whole conversation, and open it in Pigeon.
New emails and replies, as drafts in Pigeon.
Build, edit and pick your tone guides.
For the technically curious: a local MCP plugin with fourteen tools. None of them can send mail.
Pigeon brings your mail straight from Google or Microsoft to your Mac. There's no Pigeon server in the middle, so there's nothing of yours for us to read, lose or leak.
We don't have anywhere to put your mail.
On a plane, on a train, in a tunnel with one bar.
Senders can't see when you opened their email. Load images for one message when you want them.
Just the emails it needs for your question, in that conversation. Pigeon never uploads your mailbox.
Connect your personal Gmail and your work account. They share one inbox and one search, and every reply goes out from the right address with the right signature.
Pigeon works the way Mail does, with your mail on your own Mac. It just finds things.
Gmail, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for now. iCloud, Yahoo and IMAP aren't supported yet.

$5.75 a month, billed yearly. About 28% off the monthly price.
Not for you? Email us within 30 days for a full refund. No questions.
Pigeon opens on your newest mail in about a minute and fetches the rest in the background, so your 14 days begin when you start using it, not when you install it. No card, no account. Subscribe from inside Pigeon any time during the trial and your first payment waits until the trial ends. And if you buy and it hasn't earned its perch, you get your money back.
The yearly plan, for the first 200 people to take this offer. They keep the price for as long as they stay subscribed. One per person.
Become a founding memberOnly for the Claude features. Everything else in Pigeon works on its own.
Not the kind that writes. Search uses a small model that runs on your Mac, so it finds a message by what it means as well as by the words in it, with filters for who sent it, when, and what's attached. It never sends anything anywhere.
Download Pigeon and use all of it for 14 days. No card, no account. The 14 days start when Pigeon opens on your mail rather than when you install it. Subscribe from inside Pigeon any time during the trial and your first payment waits until the trial ends.
The first 200 people to take the founding offer pay $50 a year instead of $69, and keep that price for as long as they stay subscribed. It's only through the Become a founding member button: every other buy button is the full price. Otherwise it's the same Pigeon, one per person.
Any Mac running macOS 26 or later.
Three at once. Moving to a new Mac? Free one up from your Polar account, then add your key on the new one.
About a minute before you can start using Pigeon: it fetches your newest mail first. The rest comes in quietly in the background, which can take overnight for a big Gmail, and Pigeon tells you when it's all there.
Pigeon stops fetching new mail. Everything already on your Mac stays there, and you can still read and search all of it. Buy a licence and it picks up where it left off.
Not yet. The pigeons are in training.
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$69 a year, every feature, and your money back within 30 days.
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